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Thank you for your question. There may not be any reason for you to be concerned, but it would be best for you to see a dentist to confirm if this is just a stain or cavity. There are some dentists who offer free consultations, so take a look in your local area to see if you can find a dentist who may offer this and who is convenient for you. You'll likely need an x-ray and if you're due for a cleaning (recommended to have a dental cleaning at least once every 6 months) that may resolve your concern as well. You have no insurance and if this is an issue for you, check with a local dental school. We hope this helps and good luck to you!
You should have a dentist look at it and see if it is a cavity or a stain. without a picture or radiograph it is hard to give you a good opinion.
You can sue anybody for anything, but I doubt you would win. Firstly, why did you need the root canal in the first place? Likely the tooth was either compromised by an impact injury or have enough decay that the pulp was infected, which means there was not really much natural tooth...
The problem isn't the material but rather the dentist and the lab. The single front tooth is always difficult. I have my labtech come in and custom color crowns in the office.The tooth looks grey which needs blocking, this can be done with opaque cements when using translucent...
Sounds like the teeth were not properly prepared for a porcelain to metal crown. The exposed metal is not acceptable. It will likely wear through rather quickly which calls for a new crown. I would ask the dentist to re-make them after the teeth are properly trimmed enough for...
